Can this be used indoors on the drywall? Or would it not hold as much weight?
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These are great hangers. We bought eight of them and they are mounted in two by sixes underneath the dry wall. You could used these but would need Molly's if hanging heavy things. Carol
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I can't see why not-Just find a good solid stud to tie it into or use some strong molly's threw the wall.
24570
It would need to be attached to the wall where there is a stud for the screws to bite into. So, yes, at least every 16 inches you could do attach it to an interior wall.
24571
yes it can. Never thought of that but its attractive and with proper power drill mounted to stud it would work fine
24572
We have ours mounted to solid wood outside on the porch. Perhaps with anchors it would be ok mounted to drywall. The hooks themselves are pretty heavy duty.
24573
Indoors, on drywall? Perhaps, but only if anchored/screwed into a stud. I got them for outdoor hanging baskets for our cedar fence (posts). And they hold a lot of weight.
24574
it should be ok to use inside but only is it attached to a stud, it will not hold much weight if just in drywall alone.
735041
I seriously doubt it would hold much weight. I use it as a finish for hand made wooden writing instruments (pens).. I would suggest good epoxy..
293669
Lol. Odd question. It's for drywall not solid wood. So I'd say maybe but not really.
1463218
I would not mount it on dry wall alone, the weight of the tv will pull itOff.
120140
It could be used indoors. It's lightweight, but be mindful of ceiling height.
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I would think you could. Probably not as good as on a solid floor. Make sure you get it tightened down well. If you are putting this inside your home, I would be concerned about your ceiling. I think it would damage the ceiling.Gary B.
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It's light enough to use either . But I used screws in my garage .. I'd stay away from any adhesive though your rip off your paint/texture off the walls
990556
Yes, If you have a wall to fasten it to, with the strength to hold it. The legs hold the weight when in use, so any decent wall strength would hold it.
940594
No - I would say not. Maybe you weigh it down with something heavy. This is great for indoor - but a little wind will likely blow it over.
1100336
I wouldn't use it for anything too heavy. Also if what you are hanging on the hook gets too heavy you will need to install backing in your wall no matter what hook you use.
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The weight it can hold will depend on how it is mounted. We personally use te trapeze bar indoors, mounted to a structural exposed beam in our ceiling. We used the mounting hardware from ikea that goes with their indoor hanging swing. Works great.
65208
It could handle the weight easily, but needs to be firmly attached to the wall, as into studs. I have an older Onkyo NR801 on this in my garage.
315265
Maybe if you have thicker drywall. If you can hit a stud it would be best. If you do go into drywall a lot will depend on the load the anchors ate rated to hold.
1125322
Yes it can. Standard drywall screw with a small washer, and you're in business ...:)
1595657
I think it depends in how you mount to the wall. We use this piece as part of a home office. It is not solid wood so weight could become a factor. For us it has not been an issue.
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If you anchor it to a stud, it will and should hold substantial weight. If it's just screwed into drywall, I would think it would hold a jacket or two but I would use screw anchors in the drywall to provide a more sturdy hold.
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Yes you can . you may want to use a lower speed so you don't damage the Dry wall just go slow and you don't punch holes in the wall you may want to look for the studs to get a stronger holding of the fixtures